At the conclusion of the hearing on April 20th and after hearing oral submissions, I gave a brief decision as to the issue of liability. At that time I found, and I do so find, as a fact, that there was mould in the unit in question and that it was caused by an incursion of water. As such, I find that this was a substantial breach and to such a degree that under the law in cases such as Monette v. All Season Siding and Carpentry, 102 N.S.R. (2d) 389 (c.c.) the Claimants were entitled to terminate the contract. DAMAGES
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